We only 'need' credit because everything we want to buy is inflated way beyond what it is actually worth.
In 1950 the average annual family income was $3,300, and the average cost of a house was $7,400. The only thing that has changed in that time is the money got inflated and became worthless.
If anything, through technological progress things should get cheaper over time because they become easier to produce at scale.
You can still do this today, but it takes time and disciplined. It's meant to be difficult so we rely on their systems of extracting more from us through loans.
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Thankyou for wording things better than I do! Greatly appreciated. And yeah, I do understand that creaky joints aside, I am quite priviledged in my situation but I did also achieve it by hard work and not living beyond my means
Assuming USD is debasing at min 10% per year. You would lose around 65.13% of your purchasing power after 10 years, 87.84% after 20 years, and 95.76% after 30 years.
Saving for 30 years in fiat currency to buy a house doesnβt make any sense